THE GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE PRESENT
✵ NOVEMBER 1—13, 2026 ✵

Thirteen nights. One notorious miser.

13 Days of
Scrooge

A Christmas Carol movie marathon through the ages.

From Victorian ghosts to cartoons, comedy, and Christmas miracles—join us for twelve evenings of Scrooge-inspired cinema, followed by a grand theatrical finale.

7 PM Eastern · nightly Repeats until 11 PM* Day 13 · In theaters
Ebenezer Scrooge confronted by Marley's ghost, John Leech, 1843
THE ORIGINAL · 1843
Scrooge and Marley's ghost, painted by Arthur Rackham in 1915
A NEW HAUNTING · 1915
NOVEMBER 1
THE FIRST SPIRIT ARRIVES

A Flintstones Christmas Carol

Our journey begins with a prehistoric Christmas classic.

COUNTING DOWN
A hauntingly good evening awaits.

The curtain rises at seven o'clock Eastern.

UNTIL THE NEXT HAUNTING
—:—:—

Each screening repeats until 11 PM; the final showing finishes naturally.

Checking tonight's program…

The 13-night calendar

Twelve nights on screen. One night at the cinema.
Scrooge and the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, by John Leech, 1843

One Scrooge.
A hundred different ghosts.

Dickens introduced his miser in 1843. Every generation since has found a new way to tell his tale—from hand-coloured Victorian engravings to animated specials, musicals, and modern movies.

On November 13, our story leaves the screen and ends at the cinema with Ebenezer.

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